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Florida’s Pre-Paid Open Enrollment Ends April 30

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

Amid rising economic uncertainties, Florida’s trusted and proven college savings program is offering families a safe, guaranteed option to save for college for less than it costs new parents to buy a box of diapers each month.
How USPS Fees Are Making Eggs Even More Expensive

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ross Marchand

By Ross Marchand Egg prices are still way too high, and cuckoo responses from politicians and pundits are a dime a dozen. It’s true that the yolk of the problem lies in the avian flu, and tariffs certainly aren’t helping. But, businesses and consumers looking to ship chicks have also had to deal with eggheaded policies from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). Thanks to a new $15 “” for Priority Mail, getting ahold of eggs has gotten a lot pricier.
Legislature Weighs R⁠i⁠sk-Based Taxa⁠t⁠⁠i⁠on in Florida

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

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$44 Million In Unclaimed Property Returned to Floridians

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

The Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Unclaimed Property just announced that in the month of March, over $44 million in unclaimed property was returned to Florida resident Unclaimed property is a financial asset that is unknown, lost, left inactive, unclaimed, or abandoned by its owner.
Details How the Federal Government Wasted Billions Spent on Office Furniture

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a U.S. law allowing the public to request access to records from federal government agencies. Data from their website reveals that the federal government has spent billions on new office furniture since 2020, while most government employees have remained working at home. FOIA shows that $4.6 billion was spent on furniture during the pandemic timeline. Here is a list of some of the federal agencies’ top wasteful furniture spending since 2020.
Florida Legislature: Cutting Gov’t Jobs, No on Property Tax Cut

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

The Florida House and Senate are not even close to being aligned when it comes to government spending. Expect some back-door deals to happen as both chambers have different views on spending. The Senate budget is $117.4 billion, while the state House is slightly under $113.0 billion, making a $4.4 billion difference.
New Poll Shows South Florida Voters Trust Dentists Over Politicians

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

EDGE Communications, a leading Miami-based public affairs firm, released a new poll that underscores a clear message from Miami-Dade County residents: when it comes to water quality and public health, voters overwhelmingly trust dentists – not politicians – to guide policy. The online poll of 1,049 Miami-Dade voters, reveals that residents support continuing current water treatment practices, including the addition of fluoride, by a nearly 20-point margin.
Cutting Florida’s Tangible Property Tax

1 week ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

Florida’s Tangible Personal Property is everything used in business and other income-generating occupations other than real estate. Often known as business personal property, it includes: machinery, equipment, furniture, fixtures, tractors, signs, supplies, and leased, loaned, borrowed, or rented equipment. With the passing of Amendment 1 in 2008, a $25,000 Tangible Personal Property exemption was created.
The Cost of Renting vs. Buying in Jacksonville

2 weeks ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

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Florida TaxWatch has been monitoring the latest tax relief proposals working their way through the 2025 Florida legislature.

2 weeks ago | floridadaily.com | Ed Dean

Florida TaxWatch has been monitoring the latest tax relief proposals working their way through the 2025 Florida Legislature. Property Taxes or Sales Tax? The House Ways & Means Committee unanimously passed a proposed committee bill (now HB 7031) that would reduce the state sales tax by 0.75 percentage points, from 6.0 percent to 5.25 percent.